The EOS 5D Mark II has a stunning 21.1-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with DIGIC 4 Image Processor, a vast ISO Range of 100-6400 (expandable to ISO L: 50, H1: 12800 and H2: 25600), plus EOS technologies like Auto Lighting Optimizer and Peripheral Illumination Correction
Canon Professional Network - Brent Stirton on shooting with the EOS 5D Mark III
I would have no issues working with this for advertising, for studio work, for portraiture, and taking it into the Sahara or way up the Amazon for photojournalism work. Choose your language from the list above and all content that is available in your language will automatically be displayed in your language, otherwise the default language will be English
Canon EOS 5D Mark III vs. Nikon D800: Competition is closer than expected! - DxOMark
Indeed, with the right glass, the sensor in the Canon EOS 5D Mark III is capable of closing the gap between them in resolution to negligible values, and that other reasons for choosing between them may be more relevant or important.Time will tell if the differences in price and features will weigh more heavily in favour of one over the other, but, some care must be taken when choosing lenses in order to maximise the potential image sharpness. While both share a similar HD video capability the 5D Mark III has a highly sensitive and accurate 61-point focusing system, durable pro-level build, excellent live view implementation, and can capture stills at up to 6fps (compared with 4.5 fps for the Nikon)
Images are generally well exposed, thanks to the iFCL metering, and the white balance and Picture Styles deliver the colour and tones we expect from a top-end Canon camera. Existing Canon 5D Mark II users may find it takes a little getting used to as it reacts in a similar way to centre-weighted metering and puts greater emphasis on the subject under the active AF point
The 22-megapixel Canon EOS 5D Mark III offers new autofocusing, metering and sensor technology and incorporates feedback from professional users to take this legacy to an entirely new level. iFCL metering works in conjunction with the AF system and uses color information from scenes to produce accurate exposure readings using a 63 zone dual-layer metering sensor
AF tuning through AF Microadjustment has been available on the better Canon EOS bodies for years now, but the 5D III, like the 1D X, takes AFMA a step forward. Conditions I have shot in range from multiple light rain events and heavy clouds to full sun and with both backlit and front-lit subjects in fast motion
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I suspect that a D800 must be much better than a 7D, but it is a long way to match the other cameras...1 upvoteBy Ronald1959 (May 29, 2012)I agree.0 upvotesBy draculavn (May 30, 2012)d800 has no door to compete with 5D mark 3. If you have to argue their verdict, you should first post your credentials and then solid evidence.Nikon made an innovative camera and underpriced if, Nikon had to at the cost of cannibalizing their D3x marketWhy?here is a simple example: I just spent 4 days in the historical center of Rome
Canon EOS 5D Mark III Review: The Best DSLR for Shooting Video
Depending on the scene, what you need the footage for, and the available lighting, you can easily push the Mark III's ISO as high as 8000 and still come away with footage that's very usable. But there's a new codec option with a compression algorithm that processes and compresses each frame individually, instead of comparing it to neighboring frames, which makes post-processing and editing easier
Additionally I usually use center focus, but at a basket ball game, the 63 points of focus combined with the variable AF means my photos are clear and far more interesting than if I simple focused solely on my grandson. The 22-megapixel Canon EOS 5D Mark III offers new autofocusing, metering and sensor technology and incorporates feedback from professional users to take this legacy to an entirely new level
Canon EOS 5D Mark III review - CNET
Overall I consider that a plus, but it does require some changes to your old metering habits if you're a big spot-meter user, especially if you shoot a lot of wide angle. (The controller may be silent, but you might still hear operational sounds such as the aperture changing.) In addition to a comparison playback view, there's a dedicated button for rating photos, which gets written into the EXIF data
Tests and reviews for the camera Canon EOS 5D Mark III - DxOMark
For example, the Canon S100 sensor is better than the Lumix LX5 and Olympus XZ-1, but the Canon S100 lens is so bad that the other 2 cameras are much better options. In some recent reviews DPR has tried to clarify the difference, but unfortunately they continue to use the term Dynamic Range on their tone curve test.The Shadow Noise test on page 26 of that same review tells us more about the Dynamic Range of the sensor
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR Camera with 24-105mm Lens 5260B009
A High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode is also incorporated and allows for the creation of HDR images in-camera, reducing the time needed to manually overlay images in post-production. The redesigned grip offers easy holding when shooting or carrying the camera, while the rubber skin coating has been engineered for all day comfort in your hand and also coats the camera's card slot cover
Canon Professional Network - Inside the Canon EOS 5D Mark III
You can select up to three different AF point selection methods corresponding to whether you hold the camera in a landscape orientation, portrait with the grip up, or portrait with the grip down orientation. The processor offers a number of advantages including in-camera Chromatic Aberration Correction that removes colour fringing and halos around high contrast edges, thus improving overall image quality and maximising the performance of Canon lenses
Canon U.S.A. : Professional Imaging Products : EOS 5D Mark III
I use my 5D, purchased in 2013, for all of my photography with exception of when shooting at air shows or birding, in which case I fall back on my 7D and attach a 400mm f5.6 lens. Additional technological advancements include an Intelligent Viewfinder, Canon's advanced iFCL metering system, High Dynamic Range (HDR), and Multiple Exposure mode-all of which help make the EOS 5D Mark III the perfect multimedia tool
A High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode is also incorporated and allows for the creation of HDR images in-camera, reducing the time needed to manually overlay images in post-production. The redesigned grip offers easy holding when shooting or carrying the camera, while the rubber skin coating has been engineered for all day comfort in your hand and also coats the camera's card slot cover
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